Step into Malawi’s vibrant past with ‘Let’s Take It Back Thursday’! Join us as we uncover the captivating tales and rich history of Malawi, journeying through time to explore the triumphs, challenges, and enduring spirit of this extraordinary nation. Get ready for a storytelling experience like no other, where the past comes alive in every word!
The museum of Malawi is considered as one of Malawi`s historical site that has different categories of history ranging from nature, culture as well as machinery. The museum of Malawi was opened on 29 June 1966 by Dr Hastings Kamuzu…
Gymkhana Club, is perfect for exploring the old Capital City’s best attractions while offering a rich history within its opulent walls.It is one of the Country’s iconic and Historic buildings established by a twelve member family around 1889.In the first…
Mwalanthuzi is believed to be a stone that has mythological story behind it and is found along Thyolo-Mulanje road in Naming`omba Tea Estate in Thyolo district. The stone was named Mwalanthuzi because of the shield that it used to…
The KAR pillar is a memorial pillar that was set as remembrance for the soldiers we lost during the first and second world war where it was reported that 19,000 soldiers died. Soldiers from the KAR now Malawi Defense Force…
The M’Bona Cult is a mythological story about a rainmaker named M’Bona who lived in the Shire Valley. According to the myth, M’Bona was a powerful rainmaker who was accused of witchcraft and killed by his enemies. After his death,…